H2L
03-09-2006, 02:47 AM
This is an article (https://www.cannabis-world.org/cw/showthread.php?t=454) I recovered from Google cache....... Will take a few post to get it all here so bear with me.
Hope it helps.
This is the second in our series of threads on organic gardening techniques and tools started with the Guano Guide / Manure Manual. That particular guide was designed to be a fairly comprehensive look at the uses of poop in gardening. While we tried to keep that topic (and our puns) tasteful - there's no avoiding the fact it's not exactly an appetizing subject (unless you happen to be a plant!)
Like manure, this subject is another one of those “magical" organic goodies that contributes to plant health in more than one way. It's also like manure in that it's a waste or by-product, but when we think about it, this topic really is the '“other end of the stick"
Now it's time to move on to a much much sweeter topic . . .
Molasses . . .
like the boy's on South Park are sometimes known for saying - “That's what I call a sticky situation!" . .
Hope it helps.
This is the second in our series of threads on organic gardening techniques and tools started with the Guano Guide / Manure Manual. That particular guide was designed to be a fairly comprehensive look at the uses of poop in gardening. While we tried to keep that topic (and our puns) tasteful - there's no avoiding the fact it's not exactly an appetizing subject (unless you happen to be a plant!)
Like manure, this subject is another one of those “magical" organic goodies that contributes to plant health in more than one way. It's also like manure in that it's a waste or by-product, but when we think about it, this topic really is the '“other end of the stick"
Now it's time to move on to a much much sweeter topic . . .
Molasses . . .
like the boy's on South Park are sometimes known for saying - “That's what I call a sticky situation!" . .